Been catching up on some reading this past week. Adam read the new Jack Reacher novel – Gone Tomorrow, this new entry in the well established series was an improvement on the prior entry. However, Adam tends to think some of the spark may have gone out of the series.
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I agree. I have the whole series in the bookshelf. While I enjoy the moral ambivilence, the books seem to be predictable, almost mechancially written now. Especially the more recent works.